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Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [20:54:50]

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April-2017 is going to be one of those awful bill months for me. As it currently stands I’m in the negative once all the bills are paid. Without donations I would not be able to keep this website running as … Continue reading →

Active faults at the front of the French Alps

Stephane on Blogger Earthquakes, geology and related topics... but not only [14:02:00]

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Metropolitan France is not famous for its earthquake activity: recordings and felt reports of modern earthquakes are sparse, popular memory of past ones is almost null and very few faults have been studied to figure out their prehistoric activity. However, when paying attention to the available datasets, one can realize that the seismic hazard is far from negligible:- Instrumental seismicity: Bureau Central Sismicité en France- Historical seismicity: SISFRANCE and European Archive of [...]

Trump inciting violence

Ontario-geofish [13:46:00]

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Reference I'm limiting myself to a tiny fraction of my morbid attraction to trumpy news. Everybody in Canada has this disease right now. In fact, for the last few days we've been dying because of the [...]

Rock and Light: The Primal Elements of Death Valley, Monochrome Edition

Geotripper [08:57:00]

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Sorry for going all pseudo-Ansel Adams on you all. I was playing with the photo-editing program with the pictures that I used in yesterday's post, and at one point I switched to black and white. I'm [...]

Fossils at the Normandy Cemetery

Louisville Area Fossils [03:30:00]

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On my last visit to France, I visited the Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial. At the horseshoe shaped memorial, I found the remains of marine fossils in the limestone plates on the west face of the [...]

Daspletosaurus horneri - all you need to know

Geology in the West Country [10:48:00]

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Face to face with Tyrannosaurus There seems to be an insatiable appetite for knowledge about dinosaurs, especially T. rex. Here is some more from the Guardian and from Ars Technica talking about the same [...]

Science on board - Quattro chiacchiere con un geofisico (Italiano)

JOIDES Resolution blogs [06:34:57]

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Ciao a tutti. Oggi vi presento uno degli Italiani a bordo della JOIDES Resolution. Si tratta di Jacopo Boaga, un geofisico dell'Universita' di Padova. [...]

Living the Dream, Day 7 – A Grand Day in Grand Canyon

WATCH FOR ROCKS - Travels of a Sharp-Eyed Geologist [00:43:00]

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Occasionally in this life, we find that some days are better than others. Now and then, though, they all happen to be extraordinary. If we are lucky enough, we find each day to be as wonderful as the last. We [...]